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India floods

A flood-affected man carries his belongings through floodwaters at Murliganj village. Photo: REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri (INDIA), courtesy of alertnet.orgDevastating floods have uprooted millions of people from their homes in the eastern Indian state of Bihar.

Hurricanes in Haiti

Haiti: Aerial view of people leaving town after floods is seen in Gonaives. Photo: REUTERS/Marco Dormino/Minustah/Handout (HAITI), courtesy of alertnet.orgHurricane Ike was the fourth storm to hit Haiti in recent weeks. An estimated 650,000 people have been affected.

Nepal floods

Oxfam has been providing temporary shelter to some of the worst affected families. Photo: OxfamNepal’s biggest river, the Koshi, breached its banks causing serious flooding in the Sunsari district of southern Nepal.

Oxfam's response in Nepal

Conflict in the Philippines

A recent upsurge in violence in the Mindanao region of the Philippines has forced thousands of families from their homes.

Oxfam's response in the Philippines

East Africa Food Crisis

Somalia: People that have fled the recent fighting in Mogadishu. Photo: David LeveneMillions of people in East Africa are facing a humanitarian crisis driven by drought, conflict, and rising global food prices.

Crisis in Georgia

Fighting between Russia and Georgia in and around the breakaway Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia has caused mass displacement of ordinary people.

Myanmar (Burma) cyclone

A cyclone hit the Myanmar delta region in the early hours of Saturday 3 May. More about the cyclone

Gaza crisis

80 per cent of Gaza’s population are now dependent on food aid and Israel is limiting the amount of food and other humanitarian supplies entering Gaza.

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Crisis in Darfur and Chad

Conflict has driven thousands from their homes in Darfur and Chad. Oxfam is supporting 500,000 people forced to live in temporary camps.

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